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- An uneasy calm in a key Georgia city - The Associated Press
The Associated PressAn uneasy calm in a key Georgia cityThe Associated Press - 13 hours agoA woman in her 40s named Manana Labadze, wearing a shabby black dress and worn-out shoes no better than slippers, was outside Gori near a Russian-occupied ...
- Remember When: Jersey City in the 1940s were good times, bad times - Fort Pierce Tribune
These were the good times. Our high school was a parochial school, academically challenging. We were very much into the "Big Bands" and the dances of the times. Every Friday night, several of the parochial schools would run a dance to the records in ...
- King of Shadows - San Francisco Gate
In a collection of 21 autobiographical essays, Aaron Shurin explores his identity as both a poet and a gay man who has been living in the Bay Area since the 1960s. Although Shurin's writing is lyrical and, at times, humorous, "King of Shadows" as a ...
- 19th-century Scandinavian art The lightness of being - Economist
Economist19th-century Scandinavian art The lightness of beingEconomist, UK - 41 minutes agoAnxious to transform the prosaic into the romantic, his admirers speak of a poet of light and the poetry of silence. Hammershoi himself was guileless. ...
- Who wrote 'Dreams From My Father'? - WorldNetDaily
WorldNetDailyWho wrote 'Dreams From My Father'?WorldNetDaily, OR - 14 minutes agoWith no known prior writing except, by his own admission, "a journal of daily reflections and very bad poetry," Obama is alleged to have sat down and ...
- Poetry contest winners announced - Muscatine Journal
Poetry contest winners announcedMuscatine Journal, IA - 2 hours agoThe top three winners in each category received a T-shirt stating, “Don’t read my lips, read my poem,” along with gift certificates. ...
- Pulitzer Winner’s ‘Failure’ Less Than Complete Success - Forward
Pulitzer Winner’s ‘Failure’ Less Than Complete SuccessForward, NY - 4 minutes agoBy Michael Casper In “Failure,” which shares the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for poetry with a volume by Robert Hass, Philip Schultz departs from the measured ...
- PBS documentary features Shands Arts in Medicine program - Independent Florida Alligator
While poetry, dance and performance serve as recreation for some, the activities can also serve as creative steps toward recovery for patients involved in the Shands Arts in Medicine program. Centered around the philosophy that participation in the ...
- Vice-President’s statement on Partition justified - Statesman
Sir, ~ BK Bhattacharya (Letters, 1 July) has questioned the correctness of Vice-President Hamid Ansari’s statement that “Indian Muslims were opposed to India’s partition”. The correspondent contends that most of the Muslims were ...
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Cirque Berzerk will perform it's first big top circus event July 24-27 at the Cornfield. Photo by Suzanne Bernel. Pershing Square, the park in the heart of Downtown, has an ample musical lineup, starting with lunchtime concerts most Tuesdays and ...
- Edith Derby Williams, 1917-2008: President's granddaughter championed ... - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Edith Derby Williams, the granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt who became a well-known local champion of Republican and environmental causes, died Sunday, nearly a week before her 91st birthday. She died at her Vashon Island home after breaking her ...
- BISAYA MAGAZINE HEADING FOR ITS 78TH BIRTHDAY - PR Inside
As one of the regional sister magazines of the flagship Liwayway Magazine of the original owner Ramon Roces Publications, Bisaya, which caters to the Cebuano speaking Filipinos, was launched on August l5, l930. Vicente Padriga, a dynamic Cebuano ...
- Local students win Writer's Guild contest - Fort Scott Tribune
Three area students won recognition for their superb writing abilities in a recent writing contest. The Joplin Writer's Guild conducted a writing contest for young writers on May 1. Entering the contest proved to be successful for Melissa DeCocq and ...
- 'Ah, Wilderness!' sets sentimental comedy in the woods (The Capital Times)
SPRING GREEN -- Punctuated by the pop of Fourth of July firecrackers, the opening of "Ah, Wilderness!" at American Players Theatre reaches back toward a simpler, sweeter time. Like Garrison Keillor's beloved Lake Wobegon, back then, fathers were strong but even-tempered, women were protected and boys snuck out at night to shyly kiss their sweethearts -- and nothing more. It's a time that could ...
- CW finally unveils its Sunday-night fall schedule - Cleveland Plain Dealer
The CW, seen in Northeast Ohio on WBNX Channel 55, announced a Sunday lineup of four new series for the fall. All produced in partnership with the production company Media Rights Capital, the four freshman shows had not been chosen when the CW ...
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